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Japanese Mindset: 'Hansei'-The Japanese philosophy of self-reflection, learning from mistakes and becoming betterJapanese Mindset: Hansei, a traditional Japanese practice, emphasizes the importance of genuine self-reflection in the wake of mistakes. By...
Japanese bond funds see record inflows as rising yields attract global investorsForeign investors are showing significant interest in Japanese government bonds this year on the back of rising yields. Record inflows into...
Piyush Goyal pitches India as trusted destination for data centres, cites $200 bn investment commitmentsIndia is actively promoting itself as a prime destination for data centers to Japanese businesses. Significant global hyperscaler investmen...
Piyush Goyal promises BIS certification relief for high-tech sector firmsGoyal said he had taken note of concerns raised by Japanese companies over BIS certification requirements and that the government had alrea...
Global Market: Japanese businesses turn to currency hedging as weak Yen drives up import costsJapanese businesses are increasingly turning to longer-term supplier agreements and currency hedging as the yen’s prolonged weakness raises...
Piyush Goyal urges Japanese firms to source steel from IndiaCommerce Minister Piyush Goyal asked Japanese companies to source steel from India. He questioned trade protection for firms not supporting...
Japanese bond ETFs attract a record $1.5 billion in net inflows in 2026 so far, Morningstar sayThis year, Japanese bond exchange traded funds have experienced an unprecedented surge in inflows, driven by increasing government bond yie...
Global Market: Japanese bond yields edge higher as US Treasury yields, oil prices riseJapanese government bond yields edged higher on Tuesday, tracking a rise in US Treasury yields and recovering oil prices. Investors remaine...
Global Market: Nikkei drops as Japanese chip stocks track US tech selloffJapan's Nikkei share average saw a dip as tech stocks tracked declines in the US, particularly in the semiconductor sector. Investor cautio...
After $20 mn bet in fund, Japan's Resona Bank deepens ties with Tata Capital for India playResona Bank and Tata Capital have announced a new collaboration. This partnership aims to offer enhanced financing solutions for clients in...
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal leads 200-member business delegation to Japan, to push trade, investmentCommerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal will lead a 200-member business delegation to Japan from August 24-27 to boost bilateral trade ...
Delayed, Not Denied: India’s BGAI entry waits on market accessIndia’s potential inclusion in the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Bond Index remains delayed, not denied, with operational accessibility the ke...
Japanese proverb of the day: 'Instead of worrying, a strong man...' Life lessons from inspirational proverb on true resilience, courage, inner strength, anxiety and positive mindsetJapanese proverb of the day, “Instead of worrying, a strong man wears a smile,” focuses on courage, inner strength, emotional control and a...
US Treasury intervention gives Japanese bonds temporary relief as 3% yield loomsJapanese government bond yields received temporary relief after U.S. Treasury intervention, but analysts warn the 10-year JGB yield could s...
Global Market: Japanese government bonds rally as US Treasury action calms global debt marketsJapanese government bonds rallied on Thursday as a US Treasury move to boost liquidity support for longer-dated debt eased pressure across ...
Japanese proverb of the day: 'A wild goose may be worth a hundred pieces of gold, but you...' - this motivational saying teaches life lessons on spending wisely to gain more, taking risks, knowing the cost of chasing opportunity and why you must invest before you can reap the rewardsJapanese proverb of the day: Pursuing valuable opportunities often demands initial investment of resources. A Japanese proverb highlights t...
Japanese proverb of the day: “If in a hurry, take the roundabout path” — The proverb teaches that rushing or taking shortcuts can often lead to mistakes, while patience, careful planning and a steady approach can help us reach our goals more effectivelyRushing important tasks can lead to mistakes and unnecessary delays. A careful approach, though seemingly slower, prevents problems that co...